Bring Brandon Martin Home
Donation protected
Our goal today is to add to the reward money currently being offered by Crime Stoppers. Crime Stoppers will offer up to $2000 now. Friends and family of Brandon would like to add to this amount. We feel that there may be someone out there that knows something about this case and would be compelled to come forward with a larger reward. (All money raised that exceeds our goal, if not claimed, will be deposited into an account for Brandon's baby daughter, Leah, for her future education and needs.
Brandon Martin has been missing since May 22, 2019. Police believe this is a suspicious disappearance. Friends of the family are asking for donations to increase the reward money. It has been more than 4 months since Brandon has gone missing and it is more than alarming for his friends and family who know Brandon. He would never go more than a day without contacting his Mom, friends, family and/or his daughter Leah.
Anyone who knows anything can contact Crime Stoppers ANONYMOUSLY and receive the reward money. Crime Stoppers is not a police or government program. It has a proven track record of giving out reward money without giving your name or identity. They just want the tips to find Brandon. Call 1800-222-tips (8477) or go online to www.crimenb.ca
An anonymous tip means your name is not known or made public. When a tipster calls the Crime Stoppers phone line, they are first given a code number and they are prompted not to disclose their identity at any time. The tipster then uses that same code number for all subsequent communication with Crime Stoppers. The program does not subscribe to call display anywhere in North America and the identity of the caller, beyond gender, is never known.
you will not be required to reveal your name
you will not have to make a police statement
you will not appear or testify in court
your call will not be recorded
your call or online form will not be traced
In the Crime Stoppers file that is created, the caller is referred to as “the tipster” and not “he or she” which would then disclose the gender of the tipster to the police investigator. Should the caller share information with the call taker that would compromise identity in any way, that information is removed from the file that goes to the police investigator. Information such as “I live close enough to see what’s going on” or “the suspect uses my phone to call their drug clients” is all removed by re-writing the summary of information. Through this method of screening and sanitizing the tip information, the caller can never, even accidentally, be recognized or identified by the nature of content of the tip information. The tipster remains, in terms of identity, only a number and the tip remains anonymous.
All information is computerized, securely protected by passwords, and secured in a locked office accessible only to Crime Stoppers personnel.
Brandon Martin has been missing since May 22, 2019. Police believe this is a suspicious disappearance. Friends of the family are asking for donations to increase the reward money. It has been more than 4 months since Brandon has gone missing and it is more than alarming for his friends and family who know Brandon. He would never go more than a day without contacting his Mom, friends, family and/or his daughter Leah.
Anyone who knows anything can contact Crime Stoppers ANONYMOUSLY and receive the reward money. Crime Stoppers is not a police or government program. It has a proven track record of giving out reward money without giving your name or identity. They just want the tips to find Brandon. Call 1800-222-tips (8477) or go online to www.crimenb.ca
An anonymous tip means your name is not known or made public. When a tipster calls the Crime Stoppers phone line, they are first given a code number and they are prompted not to disclose their identity at any time. The tipster then uses that same code number for all subsequent communication with Crime Stoppers. The program does not subscribe to call display anywhere in North America and the identity of the caller, beyond gender, is never known.
you will not be required to reveal your name
you will not have to make a police statement
you will not appear or testify in court
your call will not be recorded
your call or online form will not be traced
In the Crime Stoppers file that is created, the caller is referred to as “the tipster” and not “he or she” which would then disclose the gender of the tipster to the police investigator. Should the caller share information with the call taker that would compromise identity in any way, that information is removed from the file that goes to the police investigator. Information such as “I live close enough to see what’s going on” or “the suspect uses my phone to call their drug clients” is all removed by re-writing the summary of information. Through this method of screening and sanitizing the tip information, the caller can never, even accidentally, be recognized or identified by the nature of content of the tip information. The tipster remains, in terms of identity, only a number and the tip remains anonymous.
All information is computerized, securely protected by passwords, and secured in a locked office accessible only to Crime Stoppers personnel.
Organizer and beneficiary
Shannen Beers-Somers
Organizer
Miramichi, NB
Natacha Daigle
Beneficiary